DIMITRIOS

"The album “Dimitrios” includes 11 tracks, specifically 9 tracks and 2 bonus tracks/ very beautiful and summer remixes of the song “Deceive Me” in a duet with Natalie Jean which has already been released as a lead single at the beginning of the year and has an american sound (and this is a plus since Dimitris is active in the United States).

All the songs have been composed by Constantine Oikonomopoulos, while Dimitris has written the lyrics. Also, the two together have been collaborated in the production.

On a first listen the album is well written and produced. The vocals are quite impressive and for a Greek singer singing in English,he sounds quite decent. Also each track has its own dynamics and could easily be released as an individual single.

One of the best tracks (although, as we said before, all tracks are quite pleasant) is the track “Party Hard” which is basically what the title says. A highly danceable song that can easily get you hooked with strong vocals and well-made production which might reminds you of a Kylie’s (Minogue) song. Rap vocals from Rafaelo are also heard at the end.

In addition, the album also brings together sounds from two beloved decades, the 80’s and 90’s.

For example, the track “Phoenix” which is a quite danceable track and could easily transport you to the 80’s while the track “Ecstacy” sounds “playful” and could transport you to the 90’s.  Furthermore the song “Spell On The Dance Floor”,  a pop track with a dark sexy sound has been already released as a second single from the album not by chance! In fact, “Spell On The Dance Floor” has already been heard by the radio team of the BBC Radio in UK.

The song “Grand Slam” is a real revelation. The 90’s sound with its nostalgic vocals (helped by the female vocals of Luna) combined with the excellent production manage to give you an intense nostalgia for that beautiful decade.

Furthermore the tracks “Invitation” and “Not A Saint” could be used easily as single material, the first is an electronic dance song and the second is an ultra catchy pop song. Both are “addictive” and sound quite pleasant. For the end I deliberately left the track “Trapped” which is quite interesting since it combines ethnic sounds with strong synthesizers and drums at a tempo of 180 bpm (ideal tempo for more drum and bass and techno sounds, which makes it stand out from all the songs of the album).

In conclusion, I would say that the album “Dimitrios” manages to stand decently next to music releases by famous artists."

[Hephaestus Wien]

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""Dimitrios," the debut full-length international album by Dimitris Nezis, aspires to be the best independent dance album ever created. Crafted by a team of multi-awarded artists and producers, including Brian Sargent, Constantine Oikonomopoulos, and Grammy-contender Natalie Jean, this album is a testament to the power of independent music. With support from AWAL, "Dimitrios" showcases a vibrant mix of pop, disco, dance, and nostalgic influences from the '80s and '90s. The album, recorded in Greece and mastered across renowned studios like Constantine Productions and Panda Studios, offers a dynamic listening experience with each track designed to uplift and energize listeners of all ages."

[Formula Indie]

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Music: Konstantinos Ikonomopoulos,

Lyrics: Dimitris Nezis

Mix/ Master/ Production: Pulse Music Greece,

Constantine Productions,

Panda Studios,

Aberrant Sound(Brian Sargent) ,

Play  Recording Studio

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